pupil of Rājavijayagaṇi of Tapāgaccha.

--C. Dharmaratnamañjūṣā composed in 1610 A. D. on Devendrasūri's Dānaśīlatapobhāvanākulaka in four sections dealing with Dāna, Śīla, Tapas and Bhāvanā respectively.

--Rāmāyaṇa or Rāmacaritra in prose. composed in Sam3. 1595 A. D.

--Pāṇḍavacaritra in prose & verse in 18 chs. composed in 1604 A. D. at Ahmedabad. Bomb. Uni. 2386.

--[Padmacarita. JBhP. I. 1566. Prob. same as Rāmāyaṇa].

pupil of Sim3havimala of Tapāgaccha.

--Hīrasaubhāgya kāvya with a.'s C. JBhP. I. 3137. Leumann 112R (Hīravijayacarita). Tod 27.

Ptd. K. M. 67. Bombay 1900.

or Mādhavasim3hāryāśataka. kāvya. by Laṭṭukavi, son of Gadādhara. [Page123-b]

BORI. 436 of 1887-91. BORI. D. XIII. ii. 482. SB. 314 (attributed to Mādhavasim3ha).

on marriage of an idol of Viṣṇu with Lakṣmī. Hpr. I. 173.

dh. writer q. by Govindānanda in Dānakriyākaumudī and Śrāddhakriyākaumudī (pp. 88. 90. 96).

See Poona Ori. XXI. p. 68.

Cf. Devarāta.

--Ḍākinīvajrapañjaramaṇḍalasam3haraṇānusārināmasādhana. Bud. Cordier II. p. 94.

son of Harikṛṣṇavyāsa, pupil of Deva and resident of Baroda.

--Śatarañjaraṅga on the rules for chess; composed in C. 1686 A. D. Bomb. Uni. 2318.

or Purohita; Gujarati Brahmin; son of Nāhānābhai and native of Rāner; lived at Uraḥpattaṇa (for identity see Poona Ori. I. 2. pp. 19-20); glorifies the Peshwas Mādhava Rao I and his uncle Raghunātha Rao, 1761-68 A. D.

--C. on Amaruśataka. L. 3327.

--Alam3kāramañjūṣā. alaṅk. BORI. D. XII. 10-11. Ptd. See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 401a.

--Saṅgativicāra. Bombay 1879-82, p. 6. D. p. 142 (given as Saṅgītavicāra in BORI. 314 of 1879-80).

or Śayanī or Āṣāḍhaśuklāº from Skandapurāṇa. Lz. 352, 16.

IM. 8068.

Bud.

--C. on Mūlamadhyamakakārikā. Q. in Prajñāpradipa. [Page124-a]

See Josho Nozawa (in Japanese), J. of Ind. & Bud. Studies, Tokyo, II (1953-54) 443-48.

pupil of Gaṅgādharasvāmin.

--Samanvayapradīpasaṅketa. BORI. 327 of 1875-76. BORI. D. II. i. 353.

Jain. Pkt. Delhi V. 292 (a).

alias Sarvāstivādipaṇḍita.

--Āpattideśanāvidhi. Cordier III. p. 334.

tantra. attributed to Nāradamuni. Oppert I. 6743.

--Bagalāmukhīstotra from. MD. 18233. (Cf. MD. 6716 and 10790 where the source is not given).

Cf. Śābaratantra.

--Hanūmanmantra from MD. 6426.

writer on jy. Q. frequently in Aṣṭakavargakoṣṭa, Lz. 1083.

--Bhāvakārikā. jy. Bomb. Uni. 501 (other ms. in the codex).

jy. Q. in Janmapatrīlekhanaprakāra, jy. Lz. 1100.

Jain. Chani 2815.

or Keśava (a. of Jyotiṣamaṇimālā); name given by his guru.

See NCC. V. p. 61a.

Jain. Rice 304.

ins. poet; a. of Śatruñjaya (Kathiawar) Jain ins. of the time of Jasavanta dated 1619 A. D. ed. in Epi. Ind. 2. pp. 64 ff. and a. of Śatruñjaya Jain ins. of the time of emperor Jahangir dated 1626 A. D. ed. Epi. Ind. 2. pp. 68 ff.

See Epi. Ind. 20. pp. 130-31; J. of Sri Venk. Ori. Ins. I. iv. p. 14 fn. [Page124-b]

pupil of Ravicandra; of Añcalagaccha, during the spiritual reign of Kalyāṇasāgarasūri.

--C. Vyutpattiratnākara composed in 1630 A. D. on Hemacandra's Abhidhānacintāmaṇi.

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 293-4.

son of Kṛṣṇasim3ha; ancestor of Rūpanārāyaṇa (a. of Rūpanārāyaṇīya Mahādānapaddhati, IO. 1715).

ins. poet. a. of Jirjingi plates of Gavya Indravarman (475-550 A. D.). See Epi. Ind. 25. pp. 286-8.